Mission Creep: The Militarization of US Foreign Policy?
by James Dobbins, Gordon Adams, Shoon Murray, Derek S. Reveron, Charles Cushman, G. William Anderson, Connie Veillette, Nina Serafino, Brian E. Carlson, Anthony Quainton
A timely analysis of the growing influence of the U.S. military in foreign policy, examining its impact on diplomacy, security, and international relations.
About This Book
This book explores the increasing involvement of the U.S. military in shaping and executing American foreign policy.
Contributors analyze the causes, consequences, and debates surrounding the militarization of diplomacy and international engagement.
The work draws on expertise from scholars and practitioners to assess the balance between military and civilian approaches.
Readers will gain insight into how mission expansion affects U.S. strategic priorities and global relationships.
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